Methods for obtaining well-to-well flow communication
CA 1269319 C · Owner: Wahl, Harry A. · Inventors: Harmon, Richard A.; Wahl, Harry A.
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A process for establishing well-to-well flow communication between a plurality of wells penetrating a subsurface formation is provided. A common fracture network is created by initiating a fracture from a first well and then, propagating that fracture from the first well to a second well. When the fracture has reached the second well frac-, turing fluid is injected into the second well and thereby further propagates the fracture to a third well and so on, so that the fracture is successively propagated to all of the wells. Such a fracture can be located adjacent either a lower or an upper boundary of a tilted subsurface formation as desired. Techniques are also provided for reducing uneven …
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- Granted May 22, 1990. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended May 22, 2007.
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